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Speaking of Iran Neo...Freddy! :) Now, this is giving a performance, and not just him: the drummer/singer, the rocket scientist etc. He always owns the darn stage.

It's amazing how often this song, the title phrase, bursts into my consciousness when I read the news or whatever. The same is true for a lot of Broadway hits like "Money makes the world go round": it just is always there. Others: "A spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down", "Life is a Cabaret", "Memories", "Don't Rain on my Parade", "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered", "Wouldn't it be loverly", "The Impossible Dream", "I am what I am".

I wonder if Mary ever regretted not staying with him. I wouldn't think it's much different from having a husband who's a serial womanizer, except, of course, for the Aids danger, which they didn't even know about. Some women do it even today, and for lesser men who don't love them the way he loved her. He was so damn special: looks (despite the overbite), charisma, humor, sincerity, sweetness, in addition to all that talent and fame.

This popped up on my feed: 65,000 people in London started singing all the lyrics to Bohemian Rhapsody while waiting for a Green Day concert to start. It's amazing: he's been dead for almost 30 years. I guess people would do it for Elvis, or Frank Sinatra. I can't imagine them singing a 6 minute song for very many other deceased singers. I got emotional even after all these years.

My old teacher of piano and organ when I was a boy always told me that it doesn't matter what is being played, the important thing is that the performance is grandiose, majestic.
Great performance and enchanting song